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Audio: Protesters Occupy Columbia Building
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Suspensions Start After Students Refuse to Leave Campus Encampment
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Negotiations Continue Between Columbia’s Administration and Student Protesters
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House Speaker Mike Johnson Speaks, Amid Boos, on Steps of Low Library
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Campus Protests Unfold Across New York City
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Negotiations Continue Over Encampment Demonstrations at Columbia
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